Lars Aslan Rasmussen, a member of the Danish Parliament who monitored the Deniz Poyraz hearing underlined that they witnessed a very chaotic hearing and said that they will bring the Poyraz case before European Council.
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
28 women held in Bakırköy Women's Closed Prison said that the life and health of the prisoners are in danger and announced that they have been on a three-day hunger strike as of December 27.
Addressing the AKP MPs, Ferit Şenyaşar said: "Those who remain silent is accomplices to this massacre."
The court board accepted the indictment of Onur Gencer, who murdered Deniz Poyraz, without investigating the "powers behind it", and the first hearing, in which the murderer was protected, lasted 6 hours.
Being held in Afyon No 1 Type T Prison, Cumali Yıldırım told the guard harassing him that he will exercise his legal rights. The guard answered Yıldırım, "How can you have rights when there is no justice or a constitution'.
Asrın Law Office, the advocates of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan whom they haven't been able to recieve any news from, filed a complaint with the HSK about prosecutors and judges for 'abuse of office'.
Political prisoner Davut Başkan who was exiled to another prison after conveying the violations of rights to an HDP MP in a letter, told that he was being threatened with death.
The families, who have been carrying out the Justice Watch for 44 days, emphasized that they will continue their protests until they get results.
It was revealed that Burhan Timur, Abdüllatif Koçak and Kadir Çatak, who called the murderer Onur Gencer on the phone after the attack, were soldiers in Syria.
People at the hearing started shouting slogans as the murdered Onur Gencer was removed from court, accompanied by the gendermerie.
Demanding justice since March 9, Şenyaşar family drew attention to the Justice Watch that was launched against the ill- prisoners and political prisoners that were not released despite their time in prison expired, said: "We are determined. We will bring justice together."
Sharing her feelings before the hearing, Fehime Poyraz, mother of Deniz Poyraz said: "This case is not just my case, it is the case of all Kurdish people and those who support them. This hearing must be supported by the whole Kurdish community."
The first hearing of the case against Onur Gencer, who murdered Deniz Poyraz by carrying out an armed attack on the HDP provincial building, has begun.
Asrın Law Office applied to the Constitutional Court for an injunction for their clients Abdullah Öcalan, Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş, who have been held in İmralı Prison and have not been heard from for 9 months.